1. BASS Asia Business Aviation Safety Tools

2. 1 Session Purpose  Review some of the many safety tools available to Business Aviation operators.  Discuss how operators in Asia can make use of the tools.  Exchange ideas on how additional tools can be made available.  Learn from each other.

3. 2 Speakers Jim Burin – Flight Safety Foundation Ariel Landau – Flight Safety International Puja Mahajan – Bombardier Bill Voss - FSF Don Spruston – IBAC

4. 3 Summary of IBAC Safety Tools  Business Aviation Safety Strategy  IS-BAO Safety Standard  Guideline documents that accompany IS-BAO, such as a Generic Company Operations Manual  SMS Tool Kit  SMS eLearning Training

5. 4 Summary of IBAC Safety Tools  Emergency Response Plan  Model Security Programme  Workshops for IS-BAO and Accredited Auditor  Culture Self Test under development  Business Aviation Safety Brief.

6. 5 SUMMARY BA has a different support system compared to airlines. The industry consists of over 17,000 operators worldwide, operating approximately 30,000 turbine aircraft. Operators generally consist of one aircraft with only a few staff; hence they are reliant on support services such as: 1. Flight Planning service companies; 2. Training companies; 3. Associations.